Pqgs ransomware is file-encrypting malware that comes from the Djvu/STOP ransomware family. Once it’s initiated on your computer, it will encrypt your personal files and then demand that you pay a ransom to acquire a decryptor. Unfortunately, once files are encrypted, it’s not possible to decrypt them unless you have the decryptor. But the only people who have it are…
Utjg ransomware is a file-encrypting malware that adds .utjg to encrypted files. This ransomware comes from the notorious Djvu/STOP ransomware family and is the most recent version released by this gang. Ransomware versions from this family are considered to be quite dangerous because there is no free decryptor to decrypt encrypted files. The malware operators will offer you a decryptor…
Futm ransomware is file-encrypting malware from the Djvu/STOP family. The malware encrypts files and then demands money for their decryption. The Djvu malwa family is responsible for releasing hundreds of these ransomware infections, with a new one appearing every few days. Futm ransomware is the most recent one. Unfortunately, it’s currently not possible to decrypt files for free, and getting the…
Qmak ransomware is a generic file-encrypting malware that was released by the same cybercrime gang behind ransomware like Irfk and Palq. They all come from the same Djvu/STOP ransomware family and are very similar. You can identify which Djvu ransomware you’re dealing with by the extension that gets added to encrypted files. In this case, .qmak will be added to…
Qdla ransomware is a generic file-encrypting malware from the Djvu/STOP ransomware family. The group operating this ransomware has released hundreds of ransomware, all of which add their own extensions to encrypted files. This particular ransomware adds .qdla, which is why it’s known as Qdla ransomware. Once files are encrypted, you will not be able to open them unless you first use…
Irfk ransomware is a generic ransomware infection from the Djvu/STOP ransomware family. It’s the most recent ransomware to be released by this cyber gang, one of the hundreds of mostly identical ransomware. The ransomware encrypts files and adds .irfk to them, which is how you can identify which ransomware you’re dealing with. Unfortunately, you will not be able to open…
Palq ransomware encrypts files and adds .palq to encrypted files. This file-encrypting malware comes from a notorious family of ransomware known as Djvu/STOP. The cyber gang controlling this ransomware releases new versions at least a couple of times a week, with hundreds of versions already released. Unfortunately, files with the .palq extension will be unopenable, unless you first run them…
Cool ransomware comes from the notorious Djvu/STOP family of file-encrypting malware. It’s a type of malware that essentially takes files hostage and demands money in exchange for a decryptor to recover them. This family has hundreds of ransomware in it, but this particular one can be identified by the .cool extension added to encrypted files. You will not be able…
Rivd ransomware is the most recent file-encrypting malware to come from the Djvu/STOP ransomware family. It’s practically identical to the majority of other versions because they’re released by the same people. The cyber gang has released hundreds of ransomware, and they’re all distinguishable by the extensions they add to encrypted files. This version adds .rivd, hence why it’s known as Rivd…
Rugj ransomware is one of the most recent file-encryption malware to come from the Djvu/STOP malware family. There are many almost identical ransomware threats out there because the gang behind Djvu/STOP keeps releasing new versions essentially on a daily basis. The extension they add to encrypted files helps differentiate between them. This particular ransomware adds .rugj to files it encrypts,…